It takes half a dozen security doors, multiple alarm systems, ballistic glass, concealed numeric keypads, biometric facial recognition and several feet of solid steel to reach the inner sanctum of one of Guardian Vault’s facilities.
“I’m tired just thinking about it,” laughs chief executive Sally Laycock, noting it has never suffered a single attempted breach in its 25 years. “It’d be easier to knock off a 7-Eleven.”
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